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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-10-08, Page 14attend e receptions • ENTER OUR WHAT'S COOKING AT YOUR PLACE CONTEST Send us your favourite recipe for publication in our Special 'Fall: cook 'Book_ Edition YOU COULD WIN - 00 Each recipe you send in entitles:you to also send along one Draw Ballet! (see bottom of cod4 CASH Entries are . welcome from groups as well as individuals. Enter as often as you like. PRIZES 1 ST In $100?0 N2 ND ° $60° • RD in $4er Ismisiat Th—TE ;. .#1 4. • i 1147r iv Clip entry ballot below and send in along with your recipe (s). Enter as often as you like! As many recipes as posiible will be published in a special Fall CookBook. , 4 , • , • 2% A random draw eld- NOV. $, 1980 for the Lucky I winners •e 'YormioNSIIIKPe,:" Clip and send along with your favorite recipe to WHAT'S COOKING AT YOUR PLACE CONTEST LUCKNOW SENTINEL P.O.Box 400„,,LUCKNOW, ONTARIO NAME ADDRESS PHONE Postal Code *Om mom soirsossompal limmilliimilemilammirorim. ALL ENTRIES MUST BE SUBMITTED BY. WED., OCT. 22/80 Page 11.4-1.!mlpaor Sentinel, Weelmoday, October 8, 1980 By wilily pARK someone who owned a food procesSor. Martha Currtin 'Many area people attend_ read the minutes of the last o. ed the reception in tucknow , meeting and Betty Erringtoit COminunity Centre for. Mr, is secretary and. press re0ort- and Mrs. Joe West (Irene er for this week. iLegtenbe±/R• and 5altford Business took the form, of volley gall for Mr, and Mrs..' choosing a cover for the Mike Bendig (Valerie Park) project's books. The colour on Saturday, October the decided upon was light bine. 4th. Congritulations to both. For this meeting,,: cabbage these young coutiles, rolls were to be prepared and Bradley Park spent Satur cooked using two methods -a day evening and Sunday slow, cooker and '.a pressure with his uncle and aunt, Mr. cooker., All members rolled and Mrs. Robert Schultz and up the hamburg in, cabbage Terry at Huron. Haven, God- leaVes to make the roils. A erich. sauce: was prepared to pour Mrs. Edith (Treleaven) over the cabbage rolls. Younkie of Toronto visited After cooking 10 minutes, With Mrs. Olive Blake on the cabbage rolls were ready Friday. Saturday callers:were to be eaten by the hungry Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wearn- members. All agreed they es of Peterborough. Accom- were hot and tasty, ponying then' were Mrs. and Mrs. Allister Hughes of tn Jean Hodgins of Wingham ity is extended to Mr. and -P - Lucknow. A welcome to the commun urpl home recently vacated by the ve Gro moved in on Friday to the Richard Thompson family. Mrs. Florence Berry has Mrs. Isabel received word of an unfor- MacDonald, Goderich tunate accident involving her visited on Thurs .. with son-in-law, Ray Dupuis of Mrs. Katherine Collins. Mississauga. While at their Visitors with Mrs. summer home in Madawas- Collins on the weekend -7.-7-7ka;--- Ray-was-transporting-- were Mr. Bill Bell,Troy, propane tanks in the rear of a Mich., Mr., and Mrs. Ed McGillivray, Kelley and station wagon, when upon opening the tail gate the .Kristy, Ripley, Mr. and tanks exploded. He was first Mrs. Dave LoCkhead and taken to. Barry Bay hospital Shannon, Kincardine. then transferred to South Mr, and Mrs. Pete Leeson Peel 'llespital in misgis_ (Elmira). sauga. He suffered. other Mrs. Robert Curriming, injuries but his eyesight is'' Shannon and. Amanda, the main concern at this Paisley spent the time. weekend with Nancy's Mrs. Mary Bere and Jamie . grandparents Mr. and __ visited maryhenie_ ood_Mrs. Howard Thompson. Dwight Aldham and family, . Mrs:' -Gettie Walsh, Inglewood and Ruth and Jim Kincardine, visited on Austin in Toronto on the Thursday with Mrs. Ben weekend. Mrs. Alice Shack- Scott. leton of I3elgrave accompan- Mrs. Earl Elliott, MrS. -led- them; and ,vititz.det_- Don_Merosh_attended the brother, Finlay Shackleton at lea Convention in his home, Rainbow Valley Wiarton Wednesday and Ranch, near Caledon. Thursday. ,. Mr. and Mrs. Norval BROOKSIDE BROADCAST Stanley attended the Baptismal Service in the BY Rhonda McMichael Kincardine United and Janice COok church for Ryan On Thursday, October 2 Alexander son of Mr. and / the. Brookside soccer teams Mrs. Fred Doupe and went to Goderich to play in a after visited at the Doupe tournament. The Senior Girls home. came in first, winning the Mr. and Mrs. bon pennant. Senior Boys tried Robertson visited with their best but came in last. friends during the week Since the Senior Boys were in Ker wood, Chatham, finished early, they came Sarnia and St. Pauls. over and cheered the girls on lattuts , which encouraged them, for Mr. and Mrs. Toni they s core &three goals after ivre m ill an , Tor on o, tie boys came to cheer, The Junior Girls came in second and the Junior Boys finished fourth out of five teams. To raise money, for school activities throughout the year, the students council has been selling chocolate bars and suckers. This has' been a very profitable project for the suckers are almost gone. A representative of Ont- ario Provincial Police has been to our school to talk to the students about bus safe- ty. DUNGANNON SUPER CHEFS The third' meeting of the Dungannon Super Chefs was held on ,October 1, at the home of Marie Stewart Seventeen members an- swered the roll call by reporting if they had 'aiade tacos or had interviewed iDiutrigEtililloiri folk Mrs. Tom Johnston who' visited with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Elliott. Mr. and Mrs., Earl Elliott were dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Greenwood and family of Wingharn. Mr. and Mrs. Don McCosh, Mr. Francis Boyle attended the plowing match at Woodstock. Mr. and Mrs. Norval Stanley attended the Howarth-Smith wedding in London and spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Pete Pederson. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Lemon visited on Sunday With Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sutton, Rodney and Tarn my. Ethel and Lettie Gawley visited on Sunday With Mr. and Mrs. Victor Gew ley.